Editorial policy

Sourced claims

Every factual claim that carries a number or names an institution cites a source a reader can open. On a site about money or the law, two sources. A page that cannot cite does not publish.

Named review

Pages about credit, debt, courts or the law are reviewed by the editor before they are indexed, and say so with a date. Pages about hardware and home energy publish under the quality gate and are sampled after the fact; those say so too.

Machine drafting, disclosed

Drafts are written by a language model. The page footer discloses this. The editor's review is of the claims and the sources, not a rewrite into a human voice, so the disclosure stays on every page.

Information, not advice

No page answers one reader's situation. Court and credit pages are legal information, not legal advice, and say so. Nothing on any Fox River Press site promises to improve a credit score, and the free tools stay free.

What we never do

No page is moved between sites to escape a penalty. No site buys an aged domain to borrow its history. No page is written to be the kind of thing that travels on anger.

Corrections

See Corrections. A corrected page keeps a note of what changed and when.